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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
9
Fragmentary trade and contact listings appear, showing names such as Cooper Mager Clifton McGinty with phone numbers and references to Wake County district development and a country club area. The legible data suggests a real estate or sales notice context within a county district page.
A public lecture style beauty guide discusses cleansing oils, soaps, and cold creams for oily hair and skin. It cautions overuse of chlorinated tonics, emphasizes moderation, and notes that beauty routines should fit individual health and advice from experts.
Liza Graham prepares to wed Peter Griswold in three weeks. Tey, Ceratapy’s friend, plays a crucial role as drama, jealousy, and social pressures unfold around the upcoming nuptials.
The Army Air Service operates a model airway system linking Texas Illinois and New York. Routes extend from San Antonio to Belleville and Washington with flights increasing from 8 350 in 1922 to over 30 040 in 1924. In 1928 127 flights were attempted with 92 on schedule covering 196 690 miles.
An irregular advertisement offers a free sample claiming to stop itching instantly for skin conditions. It mentions a product from Hall Pharmacal GQ and provides an address in New York City. The text is garbled but centers on a relief claim and free-sample invitation.
Captain Roald Amundsen, veteran explorer and Norway’s entrant in the 1925 North Pole air race, prepared to depart from Spitzbergen in late May or early June. He hopes a 24 hour flight with a possible extra day to land at the pole if ice allows, seeking to beat rival British explorer Grettl Algarsson. Amundsen previously stated he would die happy if he could die at the North Pole.
Northwestern sociologist Prof. William Batley argues Evanston Oak Park Wilmette and Niles Center will be folded into Chicago as the metropolis grows. He cites Berlin as a model and says suburbs must concede districts and housing to form a unified municipal mass. He urges Evanston to embrace a role as a university city centered on Northwestern with preserved self government for some towns.
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